Corrections Policy
Cyvack aims to correct meaningful factual errors when they are identified.
What qualifies for correction
A correction may be appropriate when an article contains:
- an inaccurate factual statement
- a mischaracterisation of a source or public record
- a materially misleading phrasing
- an outdated claim that requires clarification
Minor style edits, formatting changes, or non-material wording improvements may be made without a formal correction note.
How updates are handled
When an article is substantially updated to reflect new developments, we may revise the updated date shown on the page.
We do not change publish dates simply to make articles appear newer.
How to request a correction
If you believe an article contains a material error, contact us through the contact page and include:
- the article title or URL
- the statement you believe is inaccurate
- the supporting information or source you think should be reviewed